Viburnum sieboldii
Sieboldi Viburnum
Siebold viburnum (Viburnum sieboldii) develops stiff, upright branches and an open canopy that can be trained as a small tree. Creamy white flowers are followed by fruits that change from red to black.
Its structure combines upright growth and an open canopy. Growth is moderate. The leaves are shed for winter. Autumn foliage can bring purple and red tones.
Choose a site in full sun or partial shade. Provide well-drained soil. Choose a cooler summer climate and avoid prolonged dry conditions.
Size
• Height: 15-20 ft
• Width: 10-15 ft
Hardiness
• USDA Zones: 5a–7b
Best Uses
• Border
• Hedge
• Privacy Screen
• Mass Planting
• Specimen
- Plant type
- Deciduous Shrub, Flowering Shrub
- Height
- 15-20 ft
- Width
- 10-15 ft
- Hardiness zones
- 5a–7b
- Sunlight
- Full sun to part shade
- Growth rate
- Moderate
- Bloom time
- Spring
- Flower color
- Cream, White
- Leaf color
- Green
- Fall color
- Purple, Red
- Fruit color
- Black, Red
- Attracts
- Songbirds
- Soil
- Clay, Loamy, Sandy, Well Drained
- Landscape use
- Border, Hedge, Mass Planting, Privacy Screen, Specimen
- Shape
- Open Canopy, Rounded, Upright
- Fruit
- No
- Fragrant
- Yes
- Deer resistant
- Yes
- Salt tolerant
- No
- Drought tolerant
- No
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